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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
3
Applications are being received at the local Rationing Office for sugar canning during the first period. Ten pounds per family member may be claimed each period with stamps 37 and 40 in Ration Book 4. Total sugar per family for the season reaches 23 pounds, usable for canning vegetables as well.
July 12 Tilghmayton notes report Sunday Bible study at the Hall on the Hill at 2 p.m. Bakersville holds study at 9 45 a.m. and Communion at 11 a.m. Rev Miller spoke last Sunday on Thou shalt not steal. Local residents listed with illnesses visits and social calls. The world’s largest shovel begins coal seam work in eastern Ohio, enabling 1,000,000 tons of coal in 1944.
Enlivened wild motifs and varied flowers spread into a decorative design. A transfer pattern set includes eight large motifs and eight smaller ones for needling work. Send 15 cents or 21 cents for a two page book from Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Dept New York. Include name address and pattern number.
Classified clippings show numerous job ads for cooks, stenographers, clerks, housework, dishwashers, and general help. Employers seek experience and references, offer full or irregular hours, wages, board, tips, and living arrangements, with locations including Hagerstown and Williamsport.
Washington July 13 The War Food Administration announced it will requisition turkeys for Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year dinners for troops overseas. An order effective July 17 will set aside turkeys in major producing areas for government purchase until the needed quantity is reached. The total production this year is about 480 million pounds and officials expect a high demand this season.
Charles Lindbergh arrived at Southwest Pacific Headquarters after touring airfields in the Southwest and South Pacific. He piloted fighters and bombers to aid combat pilots by conserving fuel and improving engine handling. A test flight with a veteran P-38 commander yielded Lindbergh barely surpassing the colonel in fuel use. Alice Stott, colored, was charged with contributing to delinquency of minor children and returned to Hagerstown from Baltimore. Belshazzara noted as a Babylonian general from the sixth century B C.
Brewer and Lindsey offer fairly priced fixed properties near the city center. Corner vacation store with a lovely apartment above, stock and fixtures may be sold. Owner selling due to health, potential rent income, route 1-6 miles west, eight rooms, hillside home with amenities,Wy acres, notable tourist appeal. inspection by appointment.
On the road from St James to Spielman sale at 1:00 PM features gray mare work horse sorrel mare forage items harness tour horses milk cans buckets and a large assortment of houseware chinaware and other articles. Renner as auctioneer Fockler and Fockler are clerks.
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